Some Fun For a Friday Afternoon

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I am told that German is easier to learn than French. Really? <yikes>

Mittelfristenergieversorgungssicherungsmaßnahmenverordnung

The guy that was the Chief Engineer for Signalling on the Cross Rail Project spent time in Germany because Siemens provide part of our Signalling Tech

He said the English translation for the German word for pylon was

"The tall grey triangular structure that carries the high voltage cables from the Power Station to the Sub Station"
 
Mittelfristenergieversorgungssicherungsmaßnahmenverordnung
Günter, your letters.

Thank you. A consonant, please, Rachel, and a vowel. A consonant. And another. And a vowel, please, Rachel. Three consonants, please. And a vowel. And a consonant. And another, please. A vowel. A consonant. A vowel. Consonant. And another. Two vowels, please. A consonant. And a vowel. Two consonants, please, Rachel. A vowel. I’d like another two consonants, please. A vowel. Four consonants. And a vowel. A consonant. And another. And a vowel. A consonant, please, Rachel. And a vowel. Another four consonants. And a vowel. I’d like an eszett, please. And a consonant. A vowel, please. A consonant. And another, please. A vowel. Two consonants, please. And a vowel. A consonant. And a vowel. A consonant, please, Rachel. And another. And one more, please. A vowel. And two consonants.

OK, you have 30 hours to come up with the longest word you can, starting from now…